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I think Carbon was good fun on ps2...

Graphics where fairly good and gameplay was enjoyable.

Each car sounds fairly realistic, they all have their own handling/performance characteristics which are failry close to spot on!

I finished the game with an Evo awhile back.

Its amazing how some car's can't drift for sh*t but others are really controlable! Well the logic of drifting an awd Evo was always gonna be tough :rofl:

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Get GTR2 if you want the most realistic racing game. Thing like setting the tyre psi if theres cloud cover

Yeah I got it the other week & it's ace! It was really hard at first, so different to playing your typical arcade racer, this game is genuinely hard just to keep the car on the track yet alone get a good lap time. But yeah it's really realistic & the graphics at 1900 * 1200 pixels is awesome. Playing it at night with the lights off on a big wide screen monitor only a foot in front of you, you feel like you're really in the car! so good. Highly recommended.

Owwww & the sounds! I love the in car sound of the maserati MC12, best sound ever.

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